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CLONING

Introduction
Cloning is something that has its advantages and disadvantages, which I will be showing the history from the emergence of cloning to her future. For many people is a bad thing but for others it may be a way to have a better life and a longer future, for the medicine branch could be very helpful think since everything will be easier to obtain and like some people say“change a part for another of the same kind”. Many people think its wrong and that unethical, all religions are against it because God is the only one that can give life, and for that fact is that is so hard to advance in cloning studies.  Will present many important points for mental development and thus better understand the factor of cloning for the good of humanity. We will see what the FDA haveto say about cloning, if they approve it or not, if they will continue to clone animal or if they star to clone humans, how they will used the cloning for curing diseases and new ways of treatment. How they can make new breed of any type how they want it. Is a very interesting theme and there a lot to come in a future, cloning will be the future .

Outline:
I. Animal Cloning is theduplication of an object.
A. Animal cloning is becoming more popular every year.
B. There are two types of cloning that scientist’s use.
II. Until 1996, the thought of animal cloning drifted around a few research laboratories as a theoretical concept.
A. The ethical side is one viewpoint.
B. The ethical dilemma of cloning animals falls under the category of cruelty and abuse.
C. TheFDA’s side is a second viewpoint.
D. People are mostly concern on what the FDA has to say about animal cloning.
III. Animal cloning should continue.
A. Animal cloning can be a tool to preserve rare genetics in livestock and potentially wild animals.
B. Animal Cloning can offer a major advantage to farmers.
C. With animal cloning improving, somedayscientist will attempt and then try to perfect human cloning.
IV. The birth of Dolly the clone 
A. Dolly Entrance to this world
V. Curing diseases 
A. New cures and treatments for serious and unmet medical needs.
VI. Relieving infertility 

A. Attracted to the idea of selective breeding.
B. Banning human cloning is an equivalent to disallowing life.

VII. Producinggeniuses 
A. Cloning “extraordinary individuals” like Gandhi, Beethoven and Einstein, “
VIII. The future of the human race 
A. If there is a right to abort fetal life, there must be a parallel right to create life.
B. To ban cloning research will cause a technology which may someday cure diseases.
IX. References 
X. Bibliography 

I. Cloning
This paper will attempt to answer thequestions: what animal cloning is; is animal cloning ethical; and why animal cloning should continue? The intended audience will be sophomores and those interested in animal cloning. After explaining what animal cloning is, the essay will investigate is animal cloning ethical. The essay will defend or argue that animal cloning should continue. The approach used throughout the essay will befactual. Animal Cloning, which has generated controversial opinions, should continue.
Animal cloning is becoming more popular every year. Animal cloning is the copying of an animal or cell. Clones are the biological copy of another organism. They are like identical twins but are burn at different times. Scientists produce clones for research purposes. They clone all kinds of animals.
There are twotypes of cloning that scientist’s use. The earlier method of cloning in the 1970’s used a process called Embryo Splitting. Embryos could only be split a certain number of times, and only a few clones could come from one embryo. The characteristics of the clones were unpredictable. Most present-day cloning uses Somatic Cell Nuclear Transfer or SCNT. Somatic Cell Nuclear Transfer is a process...